The Dickinson press., 1887-06-25

NJ Cork on Monday some houses in
i'll the city were illuminated and deco.
rated in honor of the queens Jubilee.
\ crowd smashed all the lighted Win
dows. shouting: 80 hell with the
lnccn!." and cheering for Parncll.
\ new cable line from Vancouver
to the sandwich and Fiji islands. is
to be built. y subsidy of $4uU.0oO
per year from the Canadian. Hawaii
and Australian governments has been
secured. The total cost OF the cable
will be S%l0,OOO.O0O.
n London dispatch says that the
ration of the Jubilee is IL large one.
including nine peers. two privy coun-
cilors, thirteen baroncts. including
Mr.. Dalton, the porcelain maker. The
crown prince of Austria will he
made IL knight of the garter.
Last saturday as the midnight OK.
press was pulling out of Grafton. la..
Il MAJ 10y the name of Thomas Tres
ton boarded the passenger car with Il
razor in his hand and attempted the
life of Conductor John Buckley.
Buckley warded off the blow. hut i'm
doing so received IL very serious flesh
wound.
At Chicago. the l0-ycar.ulu son of
Engineer Mcdonald. the convicted
hoodlcr. fell from IL window and was
fatally injured. Sheriff Mattcsun
could not he found and Mcdonald.
notwithstanding the strenuous efforts
of his brother. the noted politician
and gambler lazy i'll prison i'm his cell
while the boy lay dying.
The striking st. Paul carpenters
held meeting Monday and there were
visible signs of weakening. despite
the appeals of their leaders. One or
two venturcd to state that they must
have money. but they We're prompts
ly informed that such statements
should he made to the union and not
in IN open meeting. The feeling WAS
prevalent that many would go to work
this week. The Typographical union
gave Sl0o to the carpenters.
Imrian Marine. who arrived ut New
Ludlow street Jail pending the arriv-
al of %cNtradition papers. Marine is
charged with having murdered and
robbed his uncle in France. At sight
of IL bundle of hiuud.Stainrd clothing
and Il murderous looking knife and
pistol. found among his baggage he
cowed guillily and dropped his eyes
to the lloor.
y dispatch from Clear Lake. Iowa.
says Il large meteor last Saturday ut
about IL O'Clock. fell upon the farm
of Ole Botrlson. who lives not far
from Whit is known lis Pilot mound.
1t was about ten feet in diameter,
and in the course of its descent the
roar WAS almost d%eafrniny. a beau
tiful trail of light WAS seen in it's
wake. which Illuminated the earth for
many miles.
Sheriff l;cgart and the sheriff of
Hutchinson. Mimi. went to Dakota
station. twenty miles below Winuna.
Saturday and arrested Ralph Parker.
who was wanted for clipping from
Hutchinson with kittie France, girl
of ii. They had been living i'm IL
shanty in the woods on the Wiscon-
sin side of the river. but ON the day
of capture they had come across to
Dakota village. When near the shore
Parker caught sight of Boyart and
pulled down the river, and with the
girl took to the woods. They were
caught after Il long 1chase and taken
to Hutchinson. Parker was a brake
man and is said to have Il wife living
in Minneapolis.
Adispatch from jefferson City, No.,
on the 10th says: The state supreme
court this morning gave Il decision i'll
the Hugh NJ. Brooks alias III. Lennox
Maxwell murder case. in which the
finding of the lower court is affirmed.
This is the celebrated case in which
Brooks, under the name of Maxwell,
was tried for the murder of Charles
Arthur Preller. at the Southern hotel
in st. Louis. in April. 1855. and which
was taken up to the supreme court on
exceptions. Brooks counsel will now.
it is said. move for IL %rellcariny of the
case, and ii this fails an attempt will
be made to get it before the United
States supreme court on constitution
al points. The date of his execution
was fixed for July 10Th.